December

30

• Egyptian police raid offices of NGOs

• Zionists attempt to kill free speech on Twitter

• U$ sells billions in weapons to shaky Iraqi regime

• Judge orders pay for family killed by Marine jet crash

• 'Debt-burdened Illinois gives tax breaks to large corporations'

• 'Disastrous year for elephants' blamed on Asian demand for ivory

29

• 'How Beavers Helped to Build America'

• 'The life and death of American drones'

• 'Iran ends 2011 with a blaze of intelligence'

• Monsanto & Dow leave nightmare legacy for Vietnam and veterans

• 'NRA Raises $200 Million as Gun Lobby Toasters Burn Logo on Bread'

• Syrian regime hides killings while monitors tour region

• 'Woman sees face of Jesus in sock'

• 'The risks of anti-aging medicine'

28

• Violence comes home from U$ wars

• Deep-sea creatures found at volcanic vent

• Israel's "security" wall strangles life in Bethlehem

• 'Jewish zealots strike fear in flashpoint Israel town'

• Comment: 'A new banking crisis: You can bank on it'

• Decades later workers allowed to talk of spy satellite work

• Pentagon finds no fault in manipulating mass media to support wars

27

• 'Jupiter's heart is dissolving'

• Electrolysis used to rebuild damaged coral

• Strange oldest known "animal" fossils defy categories

• 'California nurses strike against cutbacks and concessions'

• Satellites detect rapid depletion of groundwater from farming

26

• 'Romans revolt over billboard jungle'

• Drug coatings can contain harmful chemicals

• 'Variable dark energy could explain old galaxy clusters '

• Failed Russian Mars probe to have toxic return to Earth

23

• 'U.S. Erred in Deadly Attack'

• 'Earth Must Have Another Moon'

• Comment: 'The lamentations of the rich'

• Coal explosions could explain mass extinction event

• Feds turn blind eye to massive mortgage fraud by banks

• 'Mexican students in Guerrero gunned down by government security forces'

22

• 'Pigeons Are Brilliant in Math'

• 'Mysterious 'Space Ball' Crashes in Namibia'

• 'Abuse victims in Joplin struggle to find housing'

• 'Fatal problems plague the U.S.' costliest fighter jet'

• U.S. Chamber of Commerce claims China cyber-attack

• Secret documents on Iraqi massacre by US troops found in trash

• 'Obama’s “Car Czar” says workers should have taken deeper cuts'

21

• What's moving boulders on Mars?

• 'U.S. troops charged in death of fellow soldier'

• French gov't to order removal of industrial silicone implants

• Europe to block trade in medical drugs used in US executions

• 'New York City postal workers speak out on layoff, closure threats'

• Bank of America pays $335 million for widespread loan discrimination

20

• 'Egyptian women protest abuse by military'

• 'In Milwaukee, an evaporating middle class'

• Metal undergoes novel transition in Earth's interior

• 'Egyptian military cracks down on peaceful protesters'

• 'Brain-Eating Amoeba Fatalities Linked to Common Cold Remedy'

• Comment: 'Bradley Manning and the attack on democratic rights'

19

• 'Can Citizens United be Rolled Back?'

• 'Twist in the tail of eukaryotic origins'

• 'Thousands of rare documents burned in Egypt clash'

• Israel's punitive right-wing laws undermine democratic label

• Austerity program drives up Greek suicide rate to highest in Europe

17

• Chinese villagers battle police in land dispute

• 'Russia gains entry to WTO after 18-year wait'

• 'Domestic drones: Coming soon over a home near you?'

• Egyptians continue struggle against military dictatorship

• Artist breeds 'Superflies' to be the first astronauts on Titan

• 'X-ray 'heartbeat' may reveal smallest black hole ever found'

16

• 'Dutch inquiry highlights Catholic child abuse'

• Jewish group burns another mosque in West Bank

• U$A: 'Census shows 1 in 2 people are poor or low-income'

• French company saves cash on breast implants, debilitates thousands

• Rapacious billionaires compete against brutal nationalists to rule Russia

• 'Obama administration backs bill authorizing indefinite military detention of US citizens'

15

• Comment: 'How to occupy a bank'

• 'Survey: 1 in 4 US women victims of severe violence'

• 'Chevron faces $10.6bn Brazil legal suit over oil spill'

• Pesticides used on GM crops linked to range of illness'

• 'Cooper Tire workers expose sweatshop conditions at Ohio factory'

• Overly frequent oil changes "wastes millions of gallons of oil a year"

14

• 'Alabama poor cut off from water'

• Largest plane planned to launch rockets

• Pentagon's military connections sustain Middle Eastern dictatorships

• 'Supernova explosion gives a glimpse of how ingredients for life are created'

13

• 'Oil Surges on Speculation of Supply Disruption in Middle East'

• Occupy protestors, in coordinated attempt, disrupt ports

• 'Ireland's biggest ever wave recorded off Donegal coast'

• 'Palestine flag raised at UNESCO headquarters'

• 'Thousands protest against Kremlin regime'

11

• Battles reported between Syrian army and defectors

• 'Rats free each other from traps, then share chocolate'

• 'White House asks Supreme Court to block suit of man arrested for criticizing Cheney'

10

• China's air reaches record pollution levels

• 'The earth mother of all neolithic discoveries'

• 'Russian election: Biggest protests since fall of USSR'

• 'Nanoparticle hollowing method promises medical advances'

9

• 'Biggest telescope starts observations'

• U$ gun sales keep Mexico's drug cartels shooting

• 'First top predator was giant shrimp with amazing eyes'

• Iran's shocking capture of stealth UAV leaves U.S. officials speechless

• 'Police arrest over 70 in attack on Occupy San Francisco encampment'

• 'Report concludes British riots provoked by police brutality and poverty'

8

• Lifestyle and work factors may cause 40% of cancers

• U$ made plan to retrieve stealth UAV lost spying in Iran

• More sex abuse charges against football coach Sandusky

• 2nd largest U.S. employer, Postal service, being dismantled

• Unemployed march to Washington, ignored by elected politicians

7

• US authorities block access to emergency contraception pill

•  Voyager 1 spacecraft reaches uncharted territory at edge of  solar system

• 'Chilean prosecutor charges ex-US officer in 1973 murder of American journalists'

• 'Former Israeli president Moshe Katsav jailed for rape'

• 'Report exposes brutality of Saudi Arabian regime'

6

• 'Putin faces second day of protest'

• Galaxy's magnetic field pattern mapped

• Chinese powers attempt to restrict online speech

• Presidential candidates compete in blind-support for Israeli regime

• 'Cesium in Baby Milk Powder Shows Lingering Threat of Radiation in Japan'

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• New at Holology: Today’s Convenience Society

• New art at Holology: Beer-Piss Christ (What Would Jesus Drink?)

5

• 'Woolly Mammoth to be Cloned'

• 'Saudi dissidents turn to YouTube to air their frustrations'

• Gov't of Peru declares state of emergency over gold mine protests

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• New at Holology: Capitalism and Art

4

• Another British soldier caught killing and injuring Afghan civilians

• 'Strikes rock manufacturing centres in southern China'

• British art collector Saatchi criticizes art collectors

• Corporations extort states by threatening to move

• Common herbicide 'chemically castrates animals'

2

• 'World’s largest insect discovered in New Zealand'

• 'Belgians stage mass protest against austerity measures'

• 'New images reveal icy secrets of Saturn moon Enceladus'

1

• 'How animals predict earthquakes'

• 'Your Smartphone Is Spying on You'

• 'Rights group urges Bush's arrest during tour'

• 'Police attack Occupy camps in Los Angeles and Philadelphia'

November

30

• 'New Mission for Secret Spaceplane?'

• 'Arsenic in Juice: New Study Prompts Action'

• 'Obama Uses Cold-War Powers to Unmask Spyware'

29

• 'Ravens use gestures, too'

• 'World's most polluted playgrounds'

• Protesters resist attempts to end occupations

• 'Outrage spreads in Pakistan over NATO bombings'

• 'Europe struggles with rescue fund, may turn to IMF'

• 'Starfish-inspired 'soft' robot squeezes under obstacles'

28

• 'SWAT team's shooting of Marine causes outrage'

• Elections used to legitimize military junta in Egypt

• 'U.S. Workers’ Sliding Share of Pay Poses Spending Risk: Economy'

• 'Mother of Julian Assange, WikiLeaks founder, speaks'

• 'Scientists Turn On Fountain of Youth in Yeast'

26

• NASA launches large Mars rover

• After deadly attack 'Pakistan tells NATO to leave air base'

• Senator Lieberman demands Twitter censor "Taliban" messages

• 'Activists accuse Mexican president of war crimes in drug crackdown'

22

• Old neo-cons give orders to new Republican candidates

• CIA's spy mission against Hezbollah in Lebanon collapses

• New York governor tries to force Occupy Albany protesters out

• Chinese gov't now targets Ai Weiwei over nude art

• U$ police try encryption to hide communications

• 'Mark Duggan unarmed when shot by UK police'

21

• Protests against military dictatorship in Egypt: Live Blog

• '[Another] Judge says feds need warrant for cellphone info'

• 'Anger at Walmart heiress's $1.4bn gallery as art market becomes focus for protests'

20

• 'Standoff at U.S. Airbase in Iraq'

• 'Light pulled out of empty space'

• Comment: 'How to steal like Wall Street'

• 'Syrian rebels attack Ba'ath party offices in Damascus'

• Pakistan gov't demands words censored on cell phones

• Kenya seeks bailout from U.S. after failed Somalia invasion

• 'Penn State's Sandusky took out mortgage just as sex-abuse inquiry began'

18

• 'New test finds neutrinos still faster than light'

17

• 'LHC reveals hints of 'new physics' in particle decays'

• 'Police interventions fire up Occupy protesters'

• Egyptians confront military dictatorship

• Italy's new PM seals bankers' coup

16

• Jupiter moon: 'Liquid lakes close to moon's skin'

• 'Protesters speak on Occupy Wall Street eviction'

• 'Skeleton of ancient human relative may yield skin'

15

• Comment: 'Militarising the police from Oakland to NYC'

• 'Lawyers seek injunction against Zuccotti Park eviction'

• Israel arrests protesting Palestinian bus riders

• Syrian regime kills dozens across country

14

• 'Protesters hope to shut down New York's Wall Street'

• 'Generous minimum wage a myth in Greek labor wasteland'

• Switzerland: 'Catholic Church issues mea culpa on apartheid'

• German authorities criticized for allowing ten years of killings by neo-Nazi group

13

• 'EU tightens rules after S&P’s French downgrade error'

• 'City of Sacramento criminalizes peaceful Occupy protest'

• 'Army sergeant convicted as ringleader of Afghan war crimes'

• Comment: 'Economic plan based on stripping workers of rights'

• 'Israeli ministers accused of trying to muzzle critics with funding curbs'

12

• 'Look underground to seek signs of life on Mars'

• 'EMI to be sold to Universal, Sony for $4.1 billion'

• Alan Alda turns story of Marie Curie into play

• Comment: Iran fears used as distraction

• China: Get rich and get out

11

• IAEA manipulated to support war on Iran

• 'Legendary Viking Sunstone Navigation: Solved'

• 'X-ray facility to study conditions at Earth's core'

• Former IMF chief 'linked to French prostitution scandal'

10

• 'S&P mistakenly announced French downgrade'

• 'Consumer advocates protest bill to allow robo-calls to cellphones'

• UNESCO halts work after U$ gov't pulls funds to punish Palestinians

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• New: The End of Zionism, 3rd Edition

9

• U$ Congress finds way to cut benefits, up taxes via bogus stats

• 'Mississippi's 'Personhood' Law Could Outlaw Birth Control'

• Obama and Sarkozy deride Israeli PM as obnoxious liar

• Spotted horses make stone age cave painters 'Realists'?

• 'X-rays of baby mammoths present some Ice Age mysteries'

8

• Comment: 'Goldstone and the futility of repentance'

• Military trains DEA, conducts secret war in Central America

• Amid deep recession, French rulers jump on 'austerity' bandwagon

• 'Nuclear clock could steal atomic clock's crown'

• 'Thawing microbes could control the climate'

7

• 'Police in Riot Gear Arrest 20 Occupy Atlanta Protesters'

• 'Israel denies Anonymous cyber-attack to blame for websites failure'

5

• 'Chinese cities fret as land sales fall'

• 'CIA Tracks Revolt by Tweet, Facebook'

• U$A: 'Most of the unemployed no longer receive benefits'

• Comment: 'Why Does Michigan's Anti-Bullying Bill Protect Religious Tormenters?'

4

• Israeli navy boards, seizes Gaza-bound aid vessels

• U$ police use force and mass arrests to stifle protests

• 'Violence more common among kids of combat veterans'

• 'US business magazine: Military coup best solution for Greece'

• 'Analysts warn against military strike on Iran's nuclear facilities'

• 'Audit of Texas natural gas pipelines finds many aren't inspected'

3

• AIG loses another $4 billion

• 'Occupy Albany action enters second week'

• 'Coup fears in Greece over referendum plan'

• 'LHC to probe early universe in best detail yet'

• Comment: 'The Myth of American Exceptionalism'

• 'Guantanamo authorities reading attorney-client mail'

• Comment: Ultra-orthodox Haredi Jews terrorize children

1

• 'Smart Chimp Gets Speech Like a Human'

• Billionaire Koch Brothers rent politicians

• U.S. soldier sentenced to 10 years for rape in S. Korea

• 'Wikileaks: Israel wanted to overcome diplomatic isolation at UNESCO'

October

31

• 'UNESCO approves Palestinian membership bid'

• 'Koch Industries is target of weekend protests'

• 'Anonymous hackers threaten Mexican drug cartel'

• 'Volunteer attorneys steer Occupy protesters through the legal system'

29

• 'Notes on the social crisis in America'

• Unusual clouds spotted on planet Uranus

• 'FBI Says Gangs Infiltrating the US Military'

• 'Suicide bombing of NATO convoy kills 17'

• Tennessee Occupy protestors defy police and curfew

28

• 'Stars concoct complex molecules'

• Dense, large asteroid a remnant of early solar system

• U$ military uses Ethiopia to launch attacks on Somalia

• Richest 1 percent doubled their share of US national income

• 'Amidst police crackdown, widespread public support for Occupy movement'

27

• 'World's first fat tax: what will it achieve?'

• Gaddafi's driver 'He didn't seem to know what to do'

• 'Occupy Albany protests outside New York state capitol building'

• Resignation of UK defense secretary reveals links to military firms

24

• 'North Dakota's great oil rush'

• Kenya invades Somalia with U$ backing

• 'Chicago police arrest over 130 occupy protesters'

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• New at Holology: Body Image and the Tyranny of Culture

23

• 'Majority in US earn near-poverty wages'

• 'Inside the fusion furnace of California's star chamber'

• 'Fears Volcano will erupt in Iceland, causing more chaos'

• 'Without credit card donations, WikiLeaks facing funding crisis'

22

• British companies rush to cash in on Libya

• Entire paid NH staff for Rep. Bachmann quit

• Profiteers exploit shortages of life-saving drugs

• 'Comets may be creating oceans on alien planet'

• Iraqi gov't refused to grant immunity to U$ soldiers

21

• Facebook found keeping deleted user data, faces fines

• South Korea may change agreement after more rapes by U$ military

• 'Greece erupts as police clash with thousands marching on parliament'

• 'Gadhafi was captured alive; how he died is in dispute'

• 'First Americans hunted mastodons 13,800 years ago'

• 'Nasdaq hackers spied on company boards'

19

• 'US officials peddle false intel [on Iran]'

• Wall Street renting candidates for President

• Student protestors increase pressure in Chile

• U$ military using small aircraft to kill in kamikaze attacks

• Protective genetic variants credited for long life of Dutch woman

17

• 'Occupy Wall Street live: one month on'

• Balloon could fly over Saturn's largest moon

• Search for deep-living microorganisms underway

• 'US deploys Special Forces troops to central Africa'

15

• 'Studio portrait of big, brainy octopus'

• 'Wall Street protests go global; riots in Rome'

• Army violence further erodes support for rulers in Egypt

14

• 'More Evidence Against Vitamin Use'

• Iran terrorism scare story unraveling

• 'Greece’s health system faces collapse'

• 'Humans like to work together in solving tasks - chimps don't'

13

• Amid economic collapse young Europeans struggle for focus

• South African cave used to make paint 100,000 years ago?

• 'Boston police arrest 100 anti-Wall Street protesters'

12

• U$ and Saudi Arabia manipulate "terror plot" to isolate Iran

• 'Time Capsule Housed 114-Year-Old Human Bacteria'

• Sugar molecule may have determine human origins

11

• Gonorrhoea becomes drug resistant

• 'Wall Street domino effect hitting Britain'

• Anti-austerity strikes occur across France

• Israel makes deal with HAMAS for prisoner release

• EU, Russia and US all criticize jailing of Ukraine's Yulia Tymoshenko

10

• 'Oil from stuck ship turns up on New Zealand beach'

• Churches in crowded India push for large families

• 'The Little ISP That Stood Up to the Government'

• Authorities see photography as terrorism

• Largest virus found in ocean

9

• Comet water linked to Earth's oceans

• 'German gov't software can spy on citizens'

• Next generation particle accelerator planned

• Rep. Cantor & Bloomberg deride Occupy protesters as 'mob'

• 'Plans for anti-Wall Street protests spread across US and globally'

7

• 'Spaceships bask in aurora's glow'

• 'Upside-down mountain revealed inside Earth'

• Stranded ship may cause oil spill in New Zealand

• Russia claims catch of Chinese spy on military secrets

5

• Nationwide strike in Greece

• Occupy protesters set up in Boston

• Turkish Prime Minister calls Israel regional threat

• 'Saudi police open fire on civilians as protests gain momentum'

• 'Guantánamo film shows plight of Canadian national detained at 15'

4

• Growth of non-believers exceeds religious in US

• 'Federal regulators bent rules to let banks repay TARP money early'

• 'Majority of US college students never get degrees'

3

• New radio telescope in Chile starts work

• Growing ozone hole challenges explanations

• 'China space station signals shift in space race'

• 'Occupy Wall Street protests spread throughout US'

• 'Tainted water flows from taps of rural California Valley homes'

2

• Occupy Wall Street protests spread to other cities

• 'Obama boasts of assassinating American citizen in Yemen'

1

• 'Hairy, crazy ants invade from Texas to Miss.'

• 'Riots erupt in southern China over land sales to developers'

• 'Occupy Wall Street protesters march against police brutality'

• 'Obesity expert: [fructose] sugar is toxic and should be regulated'

• Comment: Would you buy a used car from Tony Blair?

September

30

• 'Southern lights put on spectacular show for space station astronauts'

• 'Stone-age toddlers had art lessons, study says'

• 'Bahrainis rally for freedom'

29

• Comment: 'Hacktivism for Syria'

• Rapacious banks impose new fees

• 'Greek protesters occupy key ministries'

• 'The vast Asian realm of the lost humans'

• 'NASA's Mercury probe reveals planet's strange surprises'

28

• 'Piranhas Attacking Beachgoers in Brazil'

• 'Cantaloupe outbreak is deadliest in a decade'

• 'Half of Americans cannot afford prescribed medications'

• 'Aid agency withdrew Pakistan staff after CIA fake vaccination scheme'

27

• Accelerating universe could be only local effect

• 'Shipwreck of SS Gairsoppa reveals £150m silver haul'

• U$ health insurance costs rise three times rate of 2010

• 'New York City police arrest scores at anti-Wall Street protest'

• Timing: Israel approves expansion of housing in East Jerusalem

26

• 'Near-death Experiences Explained'

• Removing underground water raising sea-level

• Saudi rulers want driving woman put on trial

• 'European powers discuss possible bankruptcy of Greece'

• Boring aquariums make fish aggressive

• Saudi women promised voting rights

• 'Inside the CIA's secret Thai prison'

• 'Epigenetic changes don’t last'

24

• 'Syria: The revolution will be weaponised'

• 'Exotic pets turn invasive, threatening Florida'

• 'Missing planet explains solar system's structure'

• 'Volkswagen’s Tennessee plant sets new standard for low wages'

23

• 'Belief in God Boils Down to a Gut Feeling'

• 'Palestinians vent anger at U.S. over statehood issue'

• 'Surprise! The U.S. Embassy is relaying your remarks'

• 'FCC makes its net neutrality rules official'

• Irish death ruled spontaneous combustion

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• New: The End of Zionism (3rd Edition), and price reduced

22

• 'Rare giant armadillo photographed'

• Moody’s downgrades three major U$ banks

• CERN's neutrinos appear to exceed light speed

• 'IMF chief tells Europe: you must bail out the banks again'

• '9/11, Guantánamo and the failures of U.S. corporate media'

21

• Greek rulers cut jobs, pay, pensions

• Record set for most neutrons held in place

• Argentina remembers the 'Night of the Pencils'

• 'Kids' Soup Cans Contain BPA Toxins'

20

• 'Crows use mirrors to find food'

• Turkey reshapes mid-East with Egyptian links

• 'Black Cherokees stripped of citizenship by tribe'

• 'US court rules against Chevron in Ecuador oil case'

• 'Huge Australian bushfires ignited rare plant growth'

• Troy Davis's clemency denial rated as failure of legal system

19

• 'Bringing Dawkins home to the kids'

• Religious zealots terrorize locals in Israel

• 'Yemen protesters seize elite military base'

• Villagers protest pollution from solar panel plant in China

• 'NASA completes huge mirrors for next space telescope'

• 'Benghazi, Libya: A city in foul disrepair, but its people share euphoria'

18

• Flower plants its own seeds in Brazil

• Comment: 'Netanyahu owes Obama big time'

• Punishment culture spreads, ACLU challenges

• 'Former Colombian secret police chief convicted of murder'

• 'Youth and families targeted for collective punishment over UK riots'

• 'Silvio Berlusconi: Did government planes fly women to private parties?'

17

• 'Occupy Wall Street' event begins

• Comment: 'Ground the DRONES Now!'

• Comment - UK: 'Israeli War Criminals Are Welcome Here'

• 'Dwarf galaxies suggest dark matter theory may be wrong'

16

• Wild parrots learn to talk from pets

• 'Malaysia to scrap strict security laws'

• 'Attoclock turns electrons into movie stars'

• Egypt's military junta tries to bring back emergency laws

• 'Skull points to a more complex human evolution in Africa'

15

• 'Diamonds Journey to the Center of the Earth'

• 'Dinosaur feather evolution trapped in Canadian amber'

• UBS bank blames $2 billion loss on rogue trader

• 'Egyptian steel magnate jailed for corruption'

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• New at Holology: The Crime and Punishment Boomerang

14

• Politics splits UN over Gaza siege

  'Star Rips Exoplanet to Shreds with X-Rays'

• Jordanians protest outside US and Israeli embassies

• Ohio woman taken from flight, searched after accusation of 'suspicious'

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• New art at Holology: Taliban Weather Girl

13

• 'Bigger than a house, crystals take eons to grow'

• CIA gets to decide if they broke law joined with police

• Infested with myths and hate, American political right consumes itself

• Boy Scouts, a religious organization, face more child sex abuse claims

• Number of Americans in poverty breaks record

• Artist asks, why menstruate?

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• New at Holology: Space Travel or Extinction

12

• 'Explosion at nuclear site in France'

• NATO admits soldier killed BBC journalist

• 'Wildcat strikes shut down Washington docks'

• British report details abuse of Iraqis under occupation

• French president given briefcases of cash in deals with African despots?

11

• 'Cosmic crashes forging gold'

• 'Mass protests in Egypt against US-backed military junta'

• 'Witness: With President Bush after the planes hit on Sept 11'

10

• Israel feels the heat as Egyptians storm walls, take embassy

• 'Nike faces allegations of worker abuse in Indonesia'

• 'Antimatter surplus is not dark matter's smoking gun'

• 'Six-Ton Satellite to Plunge Back to Earth'

9

• Pre-human fossils reveals evolutionary development

• Erdogan: 'Turkish warships will escort Gaza aid vessels'

• 2010: 'Why the world is running out of helium' - U$ Congress

• 'Young, nearby supernova dazzles'

8

• Earth's gold from meteorites?

• 'Israeli embassy wall angers Egyptians'

• U$ weapons company helped Qaddafi kill rebels

• Testing to show influence of cosmic rays on climate

• Virginia earthquake exceeded allowance at nuclear plant

• Sexual assault problems plague military, command ambivalent

• Comment: 'What way forward for mass social struggles in Israel?'

7

• 'Quantum minds: Why we think like quarks'

• Bacteria used to help remove uranium waste

• Assange explains why WikiLeaks released raw cables

• 'US cables reveal brutality of Fijian regime'

• 'Mexican military flies over South Texas'

• 'Probe pictures Moon landing sites'

6

• Unemployed? Ruling class say it's your own fault

• 'Protests continue against US-backed Bahraini dictatorship'

• 'Electric motor made from a single molecule'

• 'Blair is godfather to Murdoch's daughter'

• Is Mars in a barren ice-age?

4

• 'Israelis hold renewed mass protests over living costs'

• Mexican gov't claims teachers are terrorists for messages

• Embassy cable: Israeli army intentionally uses force against peaceful demonstrators

• 'Woolly Rhino Fossil Discovery in Tibet'

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• New at Holology: Hospital Care - a Purchased Privilege?

3

• Nano-scale 'garden'

• Early life may have used pumice rocks

• CIA and MI6 helped Gaddafi track, torture dissidents

• Obama overrules EPA and advisers to allow more smog

• St. Louis Archdiocese pays millions to sexual abuse victims

• 'Regulations, taxes aren't killing small business, owners say'

2

• 'Top US corporations paid CEOs more than they paid in taxes'

• 'Michigan Republicans: Let's Privatize Public School Teaching'

• 'London neighbourhoods terrorized by police raids'

• FBI uses  foreign governments for interrogation

• US troops massacred Iraqi family in 2006

1

• 'Oldest advanced stone tools' found in Kenya

• 'What chatbots talk about when humans aren't around'

• Court documents show US companies profited from torture flights

• Greek ruling class moves war on people into classroom

• U.S. solar power companies go bankrupt

• Bahraini king refuses reform

August

31

• Orphan elephant rescue reveals emotional insights

• Low taxes on wealthy questioned by rich Europeans

• Search of Libyan spy-center reveals corporate help

• Details emerge of US STD tests on Guatemalans

• Israel to arm 'settlers' to shoot Palestinians

30

• 'Evolutionary theory can make street life better'

• 'US army captain kills four in hurricane rampage'

• 'Hyperion: the largest bath sponge in the solar system'

• Military censoring details of soldier suicides

29

• Tanks surround town in Syria after mass defections

• 'Gas clouds may have created biggest cosmic explosions'

• 'Oil refiners are pumping up their profits'

• 'Italian mayors protest govt. cuts'

28

• 6,000 km long river found beneath Amazon

• Civilian massacres sites found across Tripoli

• 'Children sexually abused on Pakistan's streets'

• Egyptians protest against Israel outside embassy

• Study of dust brought back from asteroid finished

26

• U$ official threatens money cut if Palestinians declare state

• Republican candidate promises anti-gay marriage amendment

• 'The amphibious fish that mates with itself'

• 'Fossil redefines mammal history'

25

• Photography at the nanoscale

• Pulsar turns planet into diamond?

• 'Pope steps up right-wing crusade in Spain'

• Glenn Beck preaches Zionist gospel in Jerusalem

• Russian rocket failure stops human travel to space station

• Financial speculators drive up price of coffee

• U$A: 'COBRA health-insurance subsidy to end'

24

• 'Wall Street Aristocracy Got $1.2 Trillion in Fed’s Secret Loans'

• Comment: 'Infrastructure: A Jobs Program for the Next Decade'

• $1 million offered to psychic who can prove themselves

• Chile in nationwide strike against unpopular president

• 'On the trail of a mysterious cloud ingredient'

• 'Billionaire throws party on Long Island'

23

• 'Higgs boson is running out of places to hide'

• Nine nuclear plants have trouble after Virginia earthquake

• 'Goldman Sachs braced for legal battles over financial crisis'

• Unmarked graves litter India-Pakistan border from religious war

• 'Social Protests in Israel, the Occupation and September'

• 'Boys reach sexual maturity younger and younger'

22

• Gaddafi sons in custody; spy chief and Muammar missing

• Extinct human relative cooked and prepared food?

• 'Roman wreck full of wine jars found off Albania'

• Comment: 'The betrayal of the Verizon strike'

21

• Libyan rebels move into Tripoli

• 'New data spill shows risk of online health records'

• Former Moody's analyst: ratings agency rotten to core

• 'Fossil microbes discovered in Australia could be Earth's oldest known life form'

• Reactionary "riot payback" costs British billions as prisons overflow

20

• 'Can life evolve from a different chemical code?'

• 'GM says bankruptcy excuses it from Impala repairs'

• 'Peru suspends US-funded coca eradication programme'

• 'Diplomatic woes pile up for isolated Israel'

19

• Egyptian anger towards Israel grows after security guards killed

• 'Police payment emails growing worry for Murdoch executives'

• 'Foreign students walk off Hershey’s factory job in protest'

• 'Woolly mammoth calf discovered in Russia's Arctic'

• 'Drifting Antarctic dunes reflect climate change'

• 'Super rich still making money in crisis'

18

• 'Lawyers' letter spells more bad news for Murdoch'

• Verizon workers speak out on significance of strike

• New evidence indicates UN chief's plane shot down in '61

• 'IBM unveils brain-like chip'

17

• US military attacks, manipulates websites

• Primitive eel found in undersea Pacific cave

• Libertarians dream of artificial island to avoid minimum wage

• 'Pervasive unemployment and poverty in London areas hit by riots'

• CODEPINK challenges AIPAC-funded junkets to Israel

• Could India have 'its own Arab Spring'?

16

• 'First life: The search for the first replicator'

• British rulers push for maximum police powers

• Former reporter’s letter 'spells bad news for News Corp.'

15

• SF transit agency shuts off cell phone access to prevent protest

• 'China protest closes toxic chemical plant in Dalian'

• 'Is your ISP cheating you out of bandwidth?'

• 'Buffett Blasts Low Taxes On Billionaires'

14

• Spaceflight vision looks to Mars

• Libyan rebels take key town, isolate Tripoli

• 'Sunken Treasure Found in the Seas Of Sicily'

• 'Assad's forces pound Syrian port city of Latakia'

• Comment: 'Tea-Party' Christian Michele Bachmann says submissive

13

• Israel: 'Mass protests against cost of living go nationwide'

• Corporations move to pay wages even lower than China

• 'U.S. credit downgrade is really about politics'

• 'US postal workers face massive job losses'

12

• 'Parliament demands violent repression of British youth riots'

• 'Bachmann Would Cut Social Security, Medicare'

• 'Chile president berates students over protest'

• 'Bid to solve black hole mystery'

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• New at Holology: Why the Rich Hate the Government

• New at Holology: Poisoned Culture: From Citizens to a Mob

11

• 'Animal's genetic code redesigned'

• DARPA tests Mach 20 hypersonic craft

• 'Youth educator defends London rioters'

• Comment: 'Roger Ailes and the rise of Fox News'

• Israeli rulers answer protestors with new settlement construction

10

• 'Chile riot police clash with student protesters'

• 'Giant fossil shows huge birds lived among dinosaurs'

• Comment: 'Britain's unentitled riot at the loss of their future'

• 'Hollywood Film Producer Exposed as Covert Agent for Israel'

9

• 'Syria’s growing army of young, media-savvy activists'

• 'Ai Weiwei hits out at treatment of friends and activists'

• Telecom workers strike against Verizon's draconian cuts

• 'Fundamentalist sect leader jailed for life for sex with child brides'

• Cause and concerns driving riots ignored by officials

• 'Mental abacus does away with words'

8

• 'Beyond space-time: Welcome to phase space'

• Investors flock to BUY U$ bonds after credit downgrade

• Politically marginalized and economically impoverished riot across London

7

• 'Antiproton ring found around Earth'

• 'Britain’s secret policy on torture revealed'

• 'The Beast Is Starved: Welcome to the Next Great Depression'

• Anonymous takes files from poorly secured U$ police computers

• 'Israelis plan million-strong march as protesters call for social justice'

• Deadly police violence triggers riots in UK, gov't responds with more police

6

• Afghan rebels score big victory as downed helo kills SEAL team 6

• Right-wing Christians prays for national salvation from self-inflicted injuries

• Corrupt and faulty credit rating agency downgrades U$ debt

• Federal probes of mortgage lenders stifled, ended

• 'UAW president shares private jet with Ford CEO'

5

• Images reveal water flow on Mars

• Chile: Riot police clash with protesters calling for education reform

• Israelis protest special treatment given to settlers on Palestinian land

• Carnivorous plant catches bird

4

• Egyptian revolt puts former dictator on trial

• 'Widespread oil damage found in Nigeria delta'

• 'Arctic ice loss has been much worse historically'

• Comment: 'How the US media marginalises dissent'

• 'Chinese rights advocates call for release of internet activist'

• National rulers use currency policy to compete in race to the bottom

3

• 'Earth may once have had two moons'

• Court keeps details of NSA-Google Inc. relationship secret

• 'State actor seen behind "enormous" wave of cyber attacks'

• Right-wing attack on worker rights at FAA forces costly shutdown

2

• 'Record radiation level at Japan nuclear plant'

• 'How pilots wrestled in vain to save Air France jet'

• Gov't spending cuts and fear accelerate economic decline

• 'Who gains from debt deal? The Pentagon, for one'

• 'Ultimate logic: To infinity and beyond'

1

• 'Dark streaks and huge grooves: Vesta up close'

• Syria's rulers use military to kill protesting citizens

• 'Massive cuts to education in Pennsylvania budget'

• 'Thousands of Israelis go on strike'

• 'Giant fungus discovered in China'

July

31

• 'Industry Views Prevail on Radiation Risks'

• 'PICTURES: Who’s On Rupert Murdoch's Payroll?'

• 'Computational chemistry shows the way to safer biofuels'

• Comment: 'The ideological roots of the Oslo atrocity'

• TV-watchers vote based on candidate's looks

30

• Cancers reconsidered as newly evolved species

• Harrowing exhibition reveals damage done by drones in Pakistan

• 'Reindeer sketch in South Wales cave dated at roughly 12,600 years or older'

• 'Israeli settlers torch Palestinian trees'

28

• Downgrade of U.S. bond ratings to AA would force mass-selling

• 'Trojan asteroid seen in Earth's orbit by Wise telescope'

• Comment: 'The nonsense battle over the debt ceiling'

• 'Fair play – a question of self-image?'

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• New at Holology: Killing for Zionism

27

• 'New Nucleotides Identified in Human DNA'

• Pakistan's rulers aim to restrict Internet like China or Saudi Arabia

• Saudi Arabia blocks access to Amnesty International website

• Light speed tests show time travel unlikely

• Continual U$ spy-plane flights anger China

26

• Comment: 'An Economy Destroyed — The Enemy Is Washington'

• 'Complaints about electric service in Texas have soared since deregulation'

• 'Glenn Beck likens Norwegian dead to Hitler youth'

• US postal service looks for ways to cut service

• 'C-Sections at All-Time High in U.S.'

25

• 'Profits soar amid mass layoffs'

• 'Secret sex lives of sexless species'

• 'Collaboration encourages equal sharing in children but not in chimpanzees'

• 'Coal ash taints groundwater'

24

• 'Was the Massacre in Norway a reaction to BDS?'

• Venezuela's Chavez returns from Cuba free of cancer

• 'Gaza fishermen swamped by Israeli gunboats and water cannon'

• 'Spiral galaxy glows like a cosmic spider web'

23

• 'Hundreds of thousands of Syrians protest against regime'

• CIA vaccine trick fuels fears, makes disease control more difficult

• Norway killer described as nationalist, Christian fundamentalist

• Trusting soldiers of invasion rewarded with lung disease

• Another academic assassinated in Iran

22

• 'Phone hacking: US authorities preparing to subpoena News Corp'

• 'Metal tip spouts electrons with an attosecond beat'

• 'Jordanians hold anti-US protest'

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• New at Holology: Evolution versus Creationism: How to Win & Defeat Ignorance

21

• Evolution in the act: mice mutate to resist poison

• UK authorities slow to investigate cops paid to track cellphones

• Bipartisan conspiracy against American population on spending cuts

• 'Mexico seizes over 800 tonnes of meth chemicals'

• 'Groupon data collection scrutinized by Congress'

20

• 'In Pictures: Egypt's second revolution'

• 'Why did UK police declare death of News of the World whistleblower “not suspicious?”'

• 'Male infertility linked to protein invisibility cloak'

• 'Best ever measurement of Earth's radioactivity'

• 'US might redeploy Bahrain fleet'

19

• 'Loch Ness monster-like beast filmed in Alaska'

• 'Clinton: U.S. backs tough Greek austerity measures'

• 'NASA Dawn Spacecraft Returns Close-Up Image of Asteroid Vesta'

• 'Special report: Banks continue robo-signing'

• Russia launches radio telescope

16

• 'Travel Picks: Top 10 ugly buildings around the world'

• Chavez delegates powers to vice-president, returns to Cuba

• Bahraini rulers employ indiscriminate violence against citizens

• 'Bankruptcy on the table for Alabama County: Governor'

15

• 'Beehives stop elephant crop-raids'

• Borders bookstore heads to liquidation

• First talking doll: 1888 Edison recording

• Large scale Syrian protests attacked by gov't forces

• Comment: 'Israel's crackdown grows with boycott bill'

• Comment: 'The Murdoch hacking scandal and class “justice”'

14

• 'Human history recorded in a single genome'

• 'Homeowner associations foreclose on residents'

• 'New Herbicide Suspected in Tree Deaths'

13

• Public Revolt in Cyprus after seized Iranian weapons explode

• 'U.S. decrees that marijuana has no accepted medical use'

• 'Newts able to regenerate body parts indefinitely'

• 'Obama toes Wall Street line in debt talks'

• Glenn Beck worshipped on visit to Israel

• 'Snow Leopards Thriving in Afghanistan'

• Financial markets target Italy

12

• 'Ethane lakes in a red haze: Titan's uncanny moonscape'

• Israel's rulers define boycott of illegal settlements as a crime

• 'How lost ecosystem on Rat Island was restored'

11

• 'Murdoch empire scandal spread to new papers'

• 'Lost world? Atlantis-like landscape discovered'

• 'Anonymous hacks US military contractor site'

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• New art at Holology: Paper Cuts

9

• Comment: 'By Torpedoing the Gaza Flotilla, Israel Sunk its Own Ship'

• 'Why You Need to Help Save the James Webb Space Telescope'

• Former Chinese leader dies, rulers censor, rumors spread

• Israel's police-state works overtime to block 'flytilla'

• 'WikiLeaks loses Icelandic financial lifeline'

8

• 'Found: the mother of all blood cells'

• New protests keep pressure on Egypt's military rulers

• Murdoch's phone-hacking scandal reveals police-gov't-media collusion

• Israel building up Saudi Arabia as 'ally', Germany helps with tanks

• Altered camera angles used to protect protestor identities

• 'US air strikes kill women and children in Afghanistan'

7

• Ratings agencies act as hired thugs for international finance

• China: 'The man leading the fight against anti-girl abortions'

• 'Egypt's gas pipeline a target for anger at Israel, Mubarak'

• Connecticut defies business lobby, enacts paid sick leave

• 'Surgeons carry out first synthetic windpipe transplant'

• Shutdown over budget costs Minnesota millions

6

• Super storm spotted on Saturn

• Simple experiment demonstrates harm from sugary soft drinks

• 'Obama administration shuts down investigations into Bush-era torture'

• Cisco Inc. to help China build camera system for domestic spying

• 'The (very) secret history of Area 51'

5

• 'BMW layoffs exemplify the evisceration of the middle class'

• Writer files attempted rape charge against ex-IMF chief

• 'Global markets nervous about China’s mounting debt'

• 'New hacking allegation piles pressure on Murdoch'

• Lead poisoning injuring eagles, some rescued

• 'Key LulzSec hacker' interviewed

4

• Hugo Chavez returns to Venezuela

• 'Yeast gene makes old cells young again'

• 'Belarus jails protesters after crackdown'

• 'Budget cuts threaten food safety programs'

• Sleeping longer improves physical performance

3

• ExxonMobil pipeline leaks oil into Yellowstone River

• '200 additional activists to join Freedom Flotilla'

• 'Bird fossils reveal life's colourful chemistry'

• Rare-Earth metals found on Pacific floor

2

• 'WikiLeaks says it's suing Visa, MasterCard'

• 'US conservative talk host Beck plans Jerusalem rally'

• Under Israeli influence, Greece arrests Flotilla captain

• Brightest object seen in the early universe driven by black hole

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• New at Holology - The Big Picture: A Cyclical Universe

1

• Trillions spent, thousands killed in U$ wars

• U$ air war via UAVs extends to Sixth country

• Comment: Obama promotes trillions in unequal spending cuts

• 'Roller Pen Writes Electronic Circuitry'

June

30

• Crow's watch and remember human behavior, then tell others

• 'New Jersey residents denounce bipartisan anti-worker law'

• Second ship sabotaged to stop Gaza-bound flotilla

• Dark matter may explain cosmic filaments

• 'Obama’s Katrina'

29

• 'New gene therapy fixes mistakes'

• 'Irradiating organic food would save lives'

• 'EPA edges closer to national coal plant cleanup'

• Video: 'Fault Lines - Puerto Rico: The fiscal experiment'

• Former Illinois Governor convicted of selling office in second trial

• Tyson foods Inc. attempts coverup of sick workers from poison gas

28

• 'Science explodes at African lake'

• Swedish Freedom Flotilla ship sabotaged by divers in Greek port

• Greek police struggle to suppress widespread anger over banker's coup / ... and more

• Serious illness preventing Chavez from leaving Cuba

• 'San Francisco plans pet sale ban'

26

• 'Why Google Earth Can't Show You Israel'

• Comment: 'Students march for a better Chile'

• 'First evidence that birds tweet using grammar'

• Israel and U$ fear international Gaza flotilla, threaten media

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• New at Holology: It’s Time to Reconsider Pets and Pet Ownership

25

• 'Scientists watch exotic particle change flavor'

• Former media boss Conrad Black sent back to prison

• 'Freak Waves on the High Seas'

• Hadrian's Wall exhibit

24

• Syrian military invades border towns near Turkey

• U$A: 'Pregnant women who lose babies face murder charges'

• What happened to the other human species?

• Syrian police kill protestors in cities

• 'James Watt and Our World'

23

• 'Quantum magic trick shows reality is what you make it'

• 'Chileans rally in capital to demand better education policies'

• Comment: 'The Failure of Rational Choice Philosophy'

• 'Parrots join apes and Aristotle in the club of reason'

• 'China artist Ai Weiwei released on bail'

• Comment: 'Price dollars in gas'

22

• 'Early human fossils unearthed in Ukraine'

• Largest cosmic structures find raises questions

• Bitcoin currency transition faces difficulties

• 'Israel returns nuclear waste to US'

• 'Light bulb burns 110 years'

20

• Supreme Court rules Wal-Mart too big to sue

• 'Mathematics breathes new life into Escher's art'

• 'Iraq hunting $17 billion missing after U.S. invasion'

• 'Tunisia's Ben Ali sentenced in absentia to 35 years in jail'

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• New art at Holology: Indivisible

19

• Rare 'mini-quasar' observed

• 'Microsoft gets antitrust approval to buy Skype'

• 'Cost of metals used in hi-tech devices soars as China limits supplies'

• 1859: Greatest magnetic storm recorded

18

• 'Death Wish: Routine use of vital antibiotics on farms threatens human health'

• Feds put protestor in support of Bradley Manning on trial

• Syrian military threatens citizens fleeing to Turkey

• Bush-Cheney regime had Nixon-type "enemies list"

• 'Internet in a Suitcase to Battle Autocracy'

17

• 'Saudi women defy ban to take driver's seat'

• 'Humongous plasma waves speed across the sun'

• 'Life expectancy declining in many parts of US'

16

• 'Stuck between rioters and tear gas, Athens protesters hold their ground'

• Comment: 'What does Nietzsche have to do with anarchism?'

• 'Fukushima: It's much worse than you think'

• 'Messenger spies Mercury in detail'

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• New at Holology: Where did the money go?

15

• Obama regime expanding use of deadly air-strikes over Yemen

• 'Ancient galaxies hold secrets of earliest black holes'

• 'US builds secret base in Persian Gulf'

• 'Israel loots Gaza's natural reserves'

14

• 'Solar forecast hints at a big chill'

• Comment: 'It's the Preschools, Stupid'

• 'Alabama adopts extreme anti-immigrant legislation'

• Bush/Cheney wars successfully lost billions to contractors, cronies

13

• 'NASA's Dawn Spacecraft Approaches Protoplanet Vesta'

• Many employers to drop coverage under Obama health care overhaul

• 'Bedouin children hope their West Bank school will be spared Israel's bulldozers'

• 'Miami officers attempted to destroy video evidence'

12

• 'Israel plots to foil Palestinian statehood'

• Satellite to map seawater salinity launched

• Federal prosecution of accused NSA leaker collapses

• Police is Spain claim arrest of 'Anonymous' hacktivists

• 'President Obama: Address Police Brutality in Puerto Rico'

• 'Meteorite Holds Clues to Organic Chemistry of Early Earth'

11

• 'Sarah Palin pleaded with Tony Hayward for a BP pipeline'

• 'Erdogan Seen Winning After Turning IMF-Hooked Turkey Into Mideast’s Model'

• 'Arizona wildfire threat grows, with no end in sight'

• 'Welfare Claims on Egg Cartons Mislead Consumers'

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• New art at Holology: TV's Trash Receptacle

9

• 'Diving Bell Spider Uses Bubble Like Gills'

• 'Thousands of Syrians flee unrest to Turkey'

• 'China works to control coverage of rare bombings'

• 'Hedge Funds Create Volatility in Global Food Supply'

• Voyager probes passing through turbulent sea of magnetism

8

• 'Pakistan militants torch NATO oil tankers'

• 'EBay seeks acquisitions to speed impulse buys'

• 'Mafia earning €20bn from dumping toxic waste'

• 'New super-dense forms of carbon outshine diamond'

• 'Madagascar Home to 615 Newly Discovered Species: Photos'

• Afghan artist mixes politics with jihadi kitsch, gangsta iconography

7

• 'DNA Can Discern Between Two Quantum States'

• Jewish settlers blamed for attack on West Bank mosque

• Solar dimming from sunspots connected to 'little ice age'

• Starved of funds, localities cut jobs, worsening recession

6

• 'Chile volcano eruption - in pictures'

• 'Sooner, Not Later: Interstellar Voyages a Reality?'

• 'What Price the Fukushima Meltdown? Comparing Chernobyl and Fukushima'

5

• 'Gold-mine worm shows animals could be living on Mars'

• Comment: 'Misunderstood mandates and medicare madness'

• 'Syrian forces kill dozens in Hama as violent crackdown continues'

• Comment: Israel increasing institutional exclusion of Arab citizens

• 'Homemade Danish rocket takes off'

• 'Pakistan marches to Saudi tune'

4

• 'Heaviest elements yet join periodic table'

• Comment: Wall Street's gamblers commodify sex

• Nationalism slows, complicates search for answers to e-coli outbreak

• 'What Bitcoin Is, and Why It Matters'

• 'Nigerian baby factory raided'

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• New at Holology: Freydis on Flickr

2

• 'Tevatron's mystery signal grows stronger with more data'

•  IMF/EU/Bankers demand more, Greek misery increases

• 'WHO warns E-coli outbreak is new toxic strain'

• 'DNA Computer Gets Scaled Up'

1

• 'Fox News set up to fuel conflict in US'

• 'Project Icarus: The Gas Mines of Uranus'

• 'Spiny-Headed Predator Dominated Pre-Dino Seas'

• Goldman Sachs lost nearly $1.3 billion of Qaddafi's investment

• Syrian military/regime torture-kill 13 year-old to frighten populace

May

31

• 'Raising a Genderless Child: Possible?'

• 'Washington moves to classify cyber-attacks as acts of war'

• Extremely rare bilateral gynandromorph cardinal spotted

30

• 'A new dimension in materials research'

• Germany closing all nuclear power plants by 2022

• 'Armed residents put up resistance to Syrian army'

• 'Twelve children killed in another US massacre in Afghanistan'

29

• China's police shut-down towns in inner Mongolia to stifle protests

• New ability to turn magnets on or off can improve computing

• 'Pyramid-Exploring Robot Reveals Hidden Hieroglyphs'

• Repression with military violence spreads in Syria

• Iran's largest lake turning to salt

28

• '50 years of space art'

• Bacteria involved in precipitation?

• Comment: 'The Joplin, Missouri tornado'

• Police attack anti-austerity protesters in Spain

• U$ spends billions on abandoned weapons programs

27

• 'Reindeer gained UV vision after moving to the Arctic'

• 'Drug gang' battle leaves 29 dead, in military uniforms

• 'China used prisoners in lucrative internet gaming work'

• U$ politicians still using 'terrorism' scare to eliminate civil liberties

26

• 'Moon's interior water casts doubt on formation theory'

• Wisconsin: Judge voids law removing collective bargaining rights

• 'Egyptian pyramids found by infra-red satellite images'

• UK: 'Police helicopter used in broken window hunt'

25

• New Egypt refuses to isolate Gaza, opens border

• Georgian protestors want resignation of President Saakashvili

• 'Congress raves over Israeli prime minister'

• 'We can build tornado-proof homes'

• 'Top 10 New Species of 2010'

24

• Big banks get bailout, then absorb smaller competition

• 'Mubarak to be tried for murder of protesters'

• 'Laser puts record data rate through fibre'

• Pet parasite killing dolphins and seals

23

• 'Egyptian bloggers rally against military'

• Failed 'Rapture' prophets regroup for next one

• 'Demonstrators rally outside AIPAC Conference'

• 'Survivors of Joplin disaster recall narrow escapes'

22

• 'Ai Weiei's four missing friends also held by Chinese authorities'

• 'Bahrain's top human rights activist targeted two days after Obama speech'

• Obama reassures Israel's first in speech to AIPAC

• 'Volcano erupts in Iceland, spurs quakes'

21

• Thousands defy ban in Spain, take to streets protesting unemployment

• Doomsday predictions past reiterate accuracy of Bible interpretations

• 'Teen's arrest for filming police marks an alarming trend'

• 'Government examining airline ticket distribution'

• 'Mississippi river floods – pictures'

20

• 'Three Japanese nuclear reactors underwent meltdown'

• 'Tennessee Law Enforcement Stealing Money from Motorists'

• 'Spanish youth rally in Madrid echoes Egypt protests'

• Can a cheap and safe drug stop most cancers?

• 'Egyptians hold massive rally in Cairo'

19

• 'Parrots choose to work together'

• 'Britain steps up pressure on PressTV'

• 'Protein flaws responsible for complex life'?

• 'Russia expels Israel's military attaché'

• Cloud Atlas

18

• 'Federal Audits Find 4 Biggest Banks Guilty of Fraud'

• Comment: 'SlutWalk' lead deemed threat to the social order

• Comment: Fighting back against the 'social counterrevolution in America'

• Osama bin Laden defenseless when killed by Navy assault team

• 'Mysterious deep-sea jets alter global climate'

• 'Earth's core may be melting'

17

• Israeli troops open fire as Palestinians break down fences

• New food safety threat in China with chemical-laced watermelons

• 'What Four Miles of Yemeni Protesters Looks and Sounds Like'

• Stephen Hawking: 'There is no heaven; it's a fairy story'

• 'Endeavour's precious cargo safely reaches orbit'

16

• U$ gov't reaches arbitrary 'debt limit'

• Israel temporarily releases Palestinian money

• 'Speculation explains more about oil prices than anything else'

• 'Air France flight 447: investigators recover crash data from black boxes'

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• New at Holology: A Video Introduction to Holology

15

• 'China's Yangtze River Running Dry'

• 'Fool's gold is the ocean's iron pipeline'

• 'IMF chief charged over alleged sex attack'

• 'Health Insurers Reaping Record Profits'

• 'Is the Cellphone Killing the Honeybee?'

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• New at Holology: Ironic Tales of Terror

14

• Exhibit A: capitalists wreck economy, buy up public assets for pennies

• Zionist authorities attempt to stop Nakba anniversary protests

• Fermi space telescope generates gamma ray map of sky

• Will Pakistan cut NATO's Afghan supply line?

• Syrian army kills people fleeing to Lebanon

13

• Conflict over Greece framed between nationalism and capitalism

• 'EPA swamped by funding requests for Great Lakes projects'

• 'Sharks Dying by the Dozens Due to Internal Bleeding'

• 'Thousands protest for Palestinian right of return'

• 'Argentina: US shows hypocrisy on human rights'

• 'Diamond Aerogels'

12

• 'Talk with a dolphin via underwater translation machine'

• 'How a big US bank laundered billions from Mexico's murderous drug gangs'

• 'Third Intifada Underway: Rallies To Kick Israel's Ambassador Out of Egypt'

• Details of Japan's reactor meltdown emerge

• Io may have magma ocean under crust

• Comment: 'What If Right Made Might?'

11

• 'Crab Nebula's gamma-ray flare mystifies astronomers'

• 'Florida approves far-reaching cuts to unemployment benefits'

• 'FBI arrests long-sought Puerto Rican militant'

• Comment: 'The End of Philosophy'

• The Spirit of Revolt (1880)

10

• 'Sixth lawsuit accuses Philadelphia church of sexual abuse'

• 'Anish Kapoor dedicates Leviathan sculpture to Ai Weiwei'

• 'LA sues Deutsche Bank over foreclosure blight'

• 'Sitting down is killing you'

• SlutWalks go global

9

• 'Quake shifted Japan; towns now flood at high tide'

• 'Tens of thousands march against Mexico's drug violence'

• London police pay £250,000 over G20 protest arrests

• Syrian regime threatens religious war if forced out

• U$ and Israel spend millions on 'Iron Dome'

8

• Moroccan protesters demand end to King's rule

• '4.5 billion-year-old meteorite yields new mineral'

• 'While Bahrain demolishes mosques, U.S. stays silent'

7

• 'US and Europe plan new spaceship'

• 'Brazil becomes largest nation yet to legalize civil unions'

• 'Centre champions UK space innovation'

• 'Syria army attacks Banias'

6

• Syrians take to the streets to defy regime of military violence

• Bin Laden daughter reports father captured then executed

• 'Newly discovered plant fossil reveals more than age'

• Major oil spill from pipeline leak in Alberta

• Infanticide common before birth control

5

• 'Asteroids make life's raw materials'

• 'Cooperative robots obey evolutionary law'

• 'War on US workers drives stock market rise'

• 'Hundreds march to Mexico City to protest violence'

• 'US motorists express anger over skyrocketing gas prices'

• Kidnapping, torture, violence: Bahrain rulers worse than Saddam in Iraq

4

• 'Strange cosmic ray hotspots stalk southern skies'

• 'Unanswered questions on US raid that killed bin Laden'

• 'Bradley Manning's jail conditions improve dramatically after protest campaign'

• Stories of North Korea's prison-state filter out

3

• Million-year ice core may explain climate mystery

• Gaddafi's forces siege, attack inhabitants of Misrata

• Syrian military killing civilians to prop up dictatorship

• 2,600 year-old Celtic burial site excavated

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• New at Holology: Osama bin Laden and America's Delusion of Victory

2

• China regime abducts rights lawyers and activists in fear campaign

• 'Turkey to build waterway to bypass Bosphorus Straits'

• Neandertal brains lateralized with language capacity

• 'Surprised by Solidarity in Wisconsin'

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• New art at Holology: Universal Mouth

April

30

• Hundreds killed as Syrian regime uses military against own people

• Treasury Secretary Geithner lets corporations ignore rules after disaster

• Selective video editing used by Breitbart for character assassination

• Low interest rates and printing presses push Dollar ever lower

• 'Cheaper eye drug proves as good as pricier one'

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• New at Holology: Alien Communication

29

• HAMAS and Fatah stop feuding, cross Israel's "red line"

• 'Government Could Make it Nearly Impossible for You to Get a Passport'

• New Libya may reveal how 400 children were infected with HIV

• 'Viagra allegations raised amid Libya divisions at UN'

• Ocean currents move temperature to equilibrium

• Hanford's last plutonium reactor to be sealed

28

• Obama's Feinberg successfully shielding BP from losses

• World tries to protect itself from U.S. monetary policy

• 'Quantum probes that won't kill Schrödinger's cat'

• 'Atheists Seek Chaplain Role in the Military'

• Overthrow AIPAC's rule

27

• 'Is depression actually good for you?'

• 'Afghan pilot shoots dead eight Nato troops'

• 'Recordsetting homelessness in New York City'

• Air France black box found, but data chip missing

• Bahraini authorities continue to hunt and persecute medical workers

26